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Anna Maria Horner Socialite Dress in Kaffe Fassett polka dots
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Anna Maria Horner’s Socialite Dress made in a Kaffe Fassett quilting cotton. Lightweight summer dress in a flattering style. With pockets. Can be worn belted or unbelted. This was easy to make – it has just a little ruching and also requires some hand sewing – but nothing a novice couldn’t undertake with the help of a sewing book or online tutorial.
Material Notes
Quilting cotton - no other materials other than thread is needed. I'll also be making this dress in a heavier-weight fabric for winter (maybe a needlecord).
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- Anna Maria Horner Socialite Dress
http://annamariahorner.blogspot.com/2008/12/technically-speaking.html
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Sep 22, 2009, 09.37 AMby jenniferelizabeth
this is divine! great fabric, gorgeous pattern well done
Sep 22, 2009, 04.02 AMby pink-cornelia
wow ! looks great, i wish i had one.
Sep 21, 2009, 11.04 PMby smallone
passed over this pattern when I looked at it on her website – looks soooo much better in your rendition.
Sep 21, 2009, 07.03 PMby skwarynia
Wow! Lovely! I really admire people who handsew-I’m user of an old sewing machine, but without it I don’t know if sew anything:) And for me it looks like machine-made:)